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<blockquote data-quote="Bed Wetter" data-source="post: 83099" data-attributes="member: 428">Well, BMPRA beat you to it. Their range between Bismarck and Moffit is an excellent facility and they're adding improving stuff every year. It's a membership-based program and a non-profit group.If a guy could get something closer to town that's based on admission fees instead of a membership you might have a winner. Frankly, I think you have too much competition with free public ranges near both Bismarck and Mandan as well as a sporting clay club north of town and BMPRA already running a facility with short range, steel targets, cowboy shooting, 1,000 range, cooking, camping, bathrooms, and a meeting hall. Let's not forget 2 indoor pistol ranges in Bismarck (that I'm aware of.)I'm all for more places to shoot. More power too you! My options in Fargo are a couple indoor pistol ranges, the Casselton minefield, and the Horace gun club (which is pretty neat.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bed Wetter, post: 83099, member: 428"] Well, BMPRA beat you to it. Their range between Bismarck and Moffit is an excellent facility and they're adding improving stuff every year. It's a membership-based program and a non-profit group. If a guy could get something closer to town that's based on admission fees instead of a membership you might have a winner. Frankly, I think you have too much competition with free public ranges near both Bismarck and Mandan as well as a sporting clay club north of town and BMPRA already running a facility with short range, steel targets, cowboy shooting, 1,000 range, cooking, camping, bathrooms, and a meeting hall. Let's not forget 2 indoor pistol ranges in Bismarck (that I'm aware of.) I'm all for more places to shoot. More power too you! My options in Fargo are a couple indoor pistol ranges, the Casselton minefield, and the Horace gun club (which is pretty neat.) [/QUOTE]

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